At yesterday’s launch of the new ‘H’ number plate series, the road transport department (JPJ) revealed that it has collected around RM36.6 million from the sales of special number plate series so far this year. These include the ‘FH’, ‘P_P’ and ‘V_MY’ series, which were introduced in January, April, and June, respectively.
In 2025, total revenue from the sales of special number plates series like ‘VIPS’, ‘SIS’, ‘A_A’, ‘GM’, ‘FG’ and ‘ANSARA’ amounted to nearly RM63 million. Meanwhile, it was less lucrative for the department in 2024, as sales proceeds amounted to just under RM46 million for the ‘GOLD’, ‘FFF’, ‘EV’, ‘PETRA’ and ‘MADANI’ series.
As previously reported, 50% of the net proceeds from the sales of these special plate series are allocated to the transport ministry for initiatives benefiting underprivileged groups. These include programmes such MyLesen, FLYsiswa as well as free motorcycle helmet exchanges.
wow MOF gains up to 140+ millions of ringgit thanks to human species idolized motor vehicle plates
Don’t sell special plates – Garmen bodoh
Sell special plates – Garmen tell me where the MYR is going! Reduce my toll and road tax!
Where all the money go?
special number plates are stupid
but those plates are bought by rich people so are you saying the t20 are stupid ?
“50% of the net proceeds from the sales of these special plate series are allocated to the transport ministry for initiatives benefiting underprivileged groups. These include programmes such MyLesen, FLYsiswa as well as free motorcycle helmet exchanges.” interested to know where the other 50% goes to
Sis dah ada, buat BRO, BRUH pula.
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